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summer Leisure.

The picnic ot the Presbyterian Memorial
Sunday school Is being held ut Peuryu tc-
day. There we're six hundred excursiouists
on the train which left here this morning.
II the weather clears this number will he
largely Increased 10y later trains.
Hiss Lizzie kreider, OF Pittsburg, Is visit
ing her friend, Miss Clara Hartman.
The Liederkranz will give their second
summer nights festival on Monday evening
when the Fsirville band will furnish the
music.
J. W. Eckeniode and family LEFT today
for Atlantic City, N. J.
Geo. Duchman has gone to East Nsntmeai,
Chester county, Pa.
The Morsvisn church and Sunday school,
OF York, are ut Littz Springs to day. The
attendance Is large.
Mrs. J. b. Lebkicher and her sister, Miss
Aunie Etiinger, left this morning for Atlantic
City.
George NJ. Hsmbright has gone to Long
Branch.
Mr.. Charles +. Hager and Miss Mary Hager
left on Thursday for Nantucket
John X. Stoner, John 1. Hartman, Lewis
s. Hartman, James z. Marshall and W llliam
Riddle arrived home on Thursday evening
from two days fishing trip to McCAll's Ferry
They brought with them several large bass.
HA-hiuoi"au "c'ishh, JosePn bTOWn
aud Conrad Moser have returned from two
days fishing trip at Washington borough.
They brought home 269 eels, SO bass and 80
catfish.
Tho police fishing party at Rock Hill on
Thursday was great success IN every par
ticulsr, except the fishing. No, fish was
caught The officers enjoyed thems, Ives and
from their appearance to-day 1t would not be
supposed that they had . day OIL.
John Hancock Fry left for Ephrsta on
Thursday afternoon and he Will spend his
vacation at the family residence in that village
Albert Zercher, OF Williamson 4 Fostt RS,
left this afternoon for Wilmington, Del. He
will remain there two days, after which he
will go to Atlantic City, visiting the latter
place ten dAys,
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CHICAGO, July 2i-The D~orsrs Journal n
ports Cattie-keceipts, 4, 90 head: shipments,
3,W market steady; shipping steers, aoO tO
l.sU As.. q os0x S stockere and fssnderp. o. 30
O. - cows, bulls ana mixed, q Wos ~; Texas
cattle, u SOS IS.
Hoss- -Rsceipts. l9oD head shipments. sou
head market slow rough and ,nixed. y o.
O. !e packing and ehipping, = 1906 "; light
8 0aCD5 IS skips, o W9A ~.
sheep Receirts, l.sO head shipmenta,
so; market steady natives, o 00A so: West.
SIS.
East LinsRrr.--Cattlo--- Receipts. sta
shipments, s3: market slow; prime "
Is; tsir to good. o sgt; common, SSSsS 81
cars shipped To New lorK, none.
hoss-ktceipts, 80 head shipmauu l,t,O
Workers. S SOS 80; common to light 8 sos "
hogs shipped to New York, cars.
Sheep-keceipts, 2sO head shipments, aip
market arm prime, ~ Sxt46S: fair to good. ~ ~
q ~; common. .! U<33 -; spring lambs. o a<1S 8.
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Wedding q Rsam stown.

Ira 8. Bickei, OF Reading, was married on
Thursdsy morning to Miss Rhoda Eberly,
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents in
Reamstown, the ceremony being performed
BY Rev. b. Weldsr Only near relatives and
friends OF the contracting parties were pres.
ent The bridesmaids were MIss Stella
Eoeriy, sister OF the bride. and Miss Mary
bickel, sister OF the groom. Irwin and Elton
b'ckei, brothers OF the groom, ofiicisted a
groomsmen. The couple started Thursday
aissrnoon on tour through the northeastern
Paf! OF me state. Mra Bickel Ia the daughter
o r. M. Ebsrly, prominent citizen of
nesmssown' and an sx.lnember of the legis-
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nnsessAssgs % CWussssass- \ eeosassoas ssS
PhOssgesphs Prsssated - msaalssoWu
o9eOshroO.


nnsessAssgs % Cossssslss- \ eessassoas asa
f'hOssgesphs Prsssased 70 mSaalssoVu
0eeshssa.
Yesterday afternoon . committee Of Mon.
terey 1.otEa No 242, 1. o. q. r., consisting
os n J. Erismsn, Edwin f. Snyder, q. q.
Hen, VIM D. Weaver and George A. Shelly,
len Lancaster for Middissowu, Dauphin
county, bearing with then . handsomely On.
crossed series of resolutions complimentary
70 Triune lodge, Of that place, for courtesies
extended ON the occasion Of the visit Of Mon.
terey lodge to Middletown on the ith Of
July. They also took with them hand.
somely framed photograph Of the members
OF Monterey lodge who participated In the
festivities Of that occasion.
The committee were met at the railway
station by . committee OF Triune Lodge and
escorted to their new hall where the lodge
wHs In session. After the current business
OF the evening had been finished Mr.. {. u.
Herr presented to Trlune Lodge the framed
photograph and Mr.. r. J. Erisulan presented
the engrossed resolutions both gentleman
making neat presentation speeches. The
presentation OF these testimonials were en-
tirely unexpected by Triune Lodge They
we're received on the part OF the lodge by
Mr.. C. l. Lands, after which short speeches
were made by. W. u. Weaver, Eiwin Il.
Snyder and others
Triune Lodge then took the visitors to q
hotel where tine entertainment was set for
them. The Monterey men returned to Lau-
caster nj 2:20 this morning
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Asa Whaa 10 Ds Whsa IL Ocears- lts symp
00ssys a0o TrQoemOoe.

vOvOo oo0 utV0tu1OoV.
When during the heated term one who
has been exposed to the suns heated rays
begins to suffer from headache, giddiuesa,
nausea aud disturbance Of sight, accompanied
with sudden aud great prostitution Of the
physical forces, sunstroke IL probably immi-
nent II such an ono will take time by the
forelock and immediately retire 70 q cool
place, making use o! some simple restora.
tivee, such - aromatic ammonia, ETC., he
may be spared further trouble but II he
persists with his business he will doubles
soon become very Ill, which illness usually
takes the form OF heat exhaustion, heat
apoplexy or genuine sunstroke, the thermic
fever OF some writerA
Those who are Exhausted by the heat have
cool, moist skin, . rapid, weak pulse and
respiration movement and the pupil 10 dila.
ted. In fact the symptoms are lhose Of col.
lapse These patients will probably recover
promptly, an event which may I've hastened
by the use Of tonic and restorative treatment
Those who suffer from heat spoplexy fire.
guenty become unconscious ut the onset
The heart and breathing apparatus IL not
markedly disturbed and the pupil may be
normal, but the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS deepens
and the csse runs on to fatal termin alton.
An artery has been broken in the brain and
the pouring out blood pressing on the nerve
centres brings about the fatal event. A treat.
ment calculated to draw the blood from the
brain to the eXtremities--hot foot haths,
bleeding, etc, promises 70 be the most useful
In such caseS
The thsrmic fever patient is unconscious
and convulsed. and his body temperature
may be los or llO degrees Fahrenheit that is,
ten degrees above normal. The skin Of this
patient feels ~ though II would burn your
hand when laid thereon. In this case the
thorough, prompt application Of cold water
/ IL needed. Ice to the head and cold water 70
the boiy generally will be In order. Medical
| advice should be promptly hsd in either OF
the two cases last referred 10 Complete re-
/ covery from sunstroke IL rare, the brain be
ing permanently crippled IN many cases.
| Residence in a cold climate affords soue hops
TOR such patientA
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Cost Of Stone Cru.hsr and Roller.

In response TO request made by Mayor
Morton, Mr.. +. Msther, Of Harrisburg, sends
the following Information regarding the
Harrisburg stone crushsr and roller:
sour iron roller cost 81, 900 and q resolution
viii probably be offered at the next meeting
OF councils to have 1t changed to fifteen
instead Of twenty tons. This Will cost about
$500 more Our Blake crushsr with Sparks
& Psrker's elevated bracket cost S2,27s so.
We pay ct present. to contractor so cents
Per perch Of 200 pounds for crushing the
stone ready for the streets and 10 cents per
perch to the owner Of the quarry for royalty,
making 30 cents per perch. The screen IL
included. OF course we had to erect the
building, etc, in addition"
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0oouoo Pp0o0oo 0oea0A
UniuAoo. Juty 81 lNW q m.-market creee1.
= asat--Au0.. Texc sept, 7Se<c.; ltct. zee.
GCrn-Ans. S!kc; Sept 30 Dot. SNc.
vH.s-HNS., ns!c n.!i sept. S'Sc; Oct, nc.
l.Ard.Auss o. s. kert u s7k.
shoCS ktbe-Aug,C q IN sept. ESQ.
CLtSika
wheas-Juiy. ssac., Aug. Ns,c.; sept. Takc
Corn July. Skc Aus. size. sept, S7,Sc
Obt-, Skc.
Usss.July. sssc; Aug. gAc; sept, $50,
Oct, 1kc.
Hore-Not quoted.
LArd-July, o IS; Aug. q s7k sept,
1e1k Oct, e7!x
kiOs-Jnly. o. ny Aug, u e!ki sept. D. ON
Octs q 9.k.
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NHw YoRE. July - l:D p. m.-Money closed
at ~ per cent. Exchange steady. o. s3k
a. s,k Governments nrm. Currency IS, q y
bid rs coup. d IA bid; tks do. q tsL bid.
The stock market opened frsctionaIIy lower
tor most of the list, but after the drst few
transactions there va. moderate buying o! the
leading stocks, which resulted in an advance OF
y TO u I'sr cent. by midday. since l2 o cloc L
the market has been dun and featureless.
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Hell edicsuon on SUNDAY.

FROM the LitttZ Record.
The new bell placed on the Brunneryille
church will he dedicated next Sunday morn.
ing by Rev. q. w. Lightner, assisted by
other diyines Quarterly conference will
Also be held at the same place ON Sstur
day and Sunday. Services will be held
Saturday afternoon and evening, Sunday
IN ornipg, afternoon and evening
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Charged with Larceny.

Amelia Dram has brought suit before Al.
derusn A. +. Donnelly for larceny against
David Wolf Her story Is that she sent her
boy to get g note changed and he went to
Mr. VOLTS store, handed him the note and
requested change. He took the money and
KEEP. it for debt owed by Mrs. Dram. Bail
was entered for hearing.
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A bsrbsr hhop Robbs<,

Lhieves broke into the bsrber shop Of John
0ippie' In the basement next to the Cooper
hoose Yesterday, Gipp's was home 70 a meal
9 the time aud he left the shop door lock ed.
Tue thieves opened the door by resching
snroogh the window In the door, out Of
wnsch the glass was broken. Three dollars.
vhich was In the money drawer, and three
1ne Saxo1 were stolen.
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Got Drunk aud Ioto rroub,s.

Raimsn Stewart, who resides nsar GAP
came to town yesterday to witness the races
He got drunk and WAS disorderly at different
places. Officer Reilly found MIN at the rail
road station, where he had missed the train,
in the evening, and took him into custody
Stewart resisted On the way to the station
house, but Was landed safely there. Alder
man McConomy gave him ten days this
morning.
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Edward Hartman was driving along Or
ange street last evening and stopped in front
Of Vondersmith's bird store. de took the
bride from the horse that he had been using
and the animal being spirited made Al effort
to get away. He ran across the street and in
front Of Waitz's cigar store the buggy be.
came fast between the hydrsnt and the avn.
Ing post The horse plunged and reared, but
all to no purpose, Is the wagon was strong.
He was finally pscified aud the bride WAS
placed upon him.
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Death Of Mrs, Ann NJ Enrrsst

Mrs Ann NJ. Forr est, wife of Casper For
rest, . well known resident OF this city, di cd
at the residences OF her husband, Nn. i52 West
King street, last evening, aged 6j years She
WAS lifelong resident OF this city, and WAS
we'll known in the western end. Ons nf her
sons Is George Forrest, tobacco inspector.
The funeral will take place to morrow after.
noon, and the interment made at Woodward
Hill cemetery.
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AAkRlA8 BS,

MAYNARD II gSwooD.-At st. Luke's psrson
age, itappe, Pa, July 20. lss7. by kev. !. B.
Shumaksr. ID. ID Jacob May ynard, to Miss Katie
X Henwood. both of Lancaster. Pa. ltds
y soss 1pIskERToN. July q. 1857. at the resi-.
nebecksr. Charles n. Gross. OF Lancaster, 10
Carrie Il. PinkertOn, of Columbia. ltds
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wants His Child.

Judge Patterson this afternoon partially
heard the application Of John Green for the
custody OF his child. Mr.. Green was
divorced from his wife and kept
the children and put one in the
care OF Adam Messenkop, a relative. Mr..
Green desired 10 have his child, It was not
given to him and he took this way of gettingif.
The child however WAS taken to West Ches-
ter yesterday afternoon by its grandmother
and the judge continued the hearing until
Tuesday, when the child will be present.
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Fell From Q Ladder

John Miller, who IL employed at Rieker's
brewery, was injured last evening. He vas
s'sho'hS ON step ladder on the top of some
nogsneaa1 .' lie slipped from the ladder and
,en 70 he hoor, = distance of fifteen feet.
one Oh MS arms WAS badly cut and bruised.
Dut not prokeo. Or. s. T. Davis attended
him. 'nu0"
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DAA rAs

foRRxsT.-ln this city. on the 22d inst, Ann
herag
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
specially invited to attend the funeral, from
her husbands residence. No. A62 West King
street, on saturday afternoon at O'Clock. In.
tsrment at Wood ward Hill cemetery iy1o.otd
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The managers OF the Young Mems CHRIS
tian association have received from n. ELL
maker, esq, check for.&lOO for the benefit
OF the library fund. The patronage OF the
library in the number OF books drawn per
snnum having increased from :, 800 to over
10000 within the past two years, makes more
frequent additions necessary, and the gener.
Gus gift of Mr.. Ellmaker Will greatly aid In
securing more books.
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The . Old Roman y I'm Lancaster,

Hon. Allen q. Thurman, OF Ohio, accom-.
panied by his wife, arrived in Lancaster tn 10
afternoon at 9 o'clock, and will be the guest
for few days OF the lily Of Rev. q. Rein.
eusnyder-Mrs. Relmensnyder being Sena.
tor Thurmxn's sister. Mr.. Thurman ana
wife have been visiting their daughter, Mra
W. Mccormick, of New York,
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Ths 0rana Opsrs Houss =.

A large fsn hes been placed in the Grand
opsEs houss. and this, aided by pipes msk %
the room much cooler. Tomorrow evsnins
The house will be open for the inspection Of
the public, and on Monday II will bs opened
by Nay Adams' speciality company. Misa
Adams 10 qui9 . fsv0rits In Lancaster, and
ance her lest appearance here she hss bseu
Playing In the principal thestrss Of the
country.
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Contract AMnrSiasi

The commissioners opened bids 10 dsv NJ
noon for the repair OF the bridge a, Grssf,'s
Landing. The bidders were Jscob Ksuf,-
man, S,775; Capt McMsllsn, q. 20; J.
b. Kaufman a Co, H,S75 The contract was
awarded 70 Capt. McMellen, the lowest bid.
der.
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Hernandez for Trial.

George Watson, the colored man who has
been fugitive from justice for several
months, ives given . hearing by Justice
slaymakeF, OF the GAP on . charge OF rob
0ing Farmer Good Watson was committed
70 prison 70 answer the chaYos st court
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Picntcs 1t PeDryu

Until the track on East King street IL com.
pleted. cars leave Duke ana East Hing streets
every morning. except sunday, at 7.9 and 10
for the Upper Reading depot. Also at noon tor
the l.:D train, and meet both trains In the even.
Ing iysa.yt
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To Preach at Eat Petersburg.
Rev. Newton J. Miller. of this city, will prea, b
for the Reformed congregation at East Peteis
burg on next Sunday morning and evening
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Il edyiooo the calling in Of $1,000 Of the
bundo oe The issue Of April lst 1881, and 10
odvoetiso calling Tor bonds from A 70 "a In
oeuGavA
Tho repairs and supplies committee re-
pueood that the oo0trscs with w. w. VAN
6onsh for couserucsins small building lix
- ~ for the uss Of the jsnitor Of the insti-
tuoe building end 70 make alterations In the
building now occupied BY the high and
Gnmmar schools bed boon signed and the
Veek pgogrsDing Sheuabrook has nearly
oo0plseed his contract Of painting the Cherry
e1rost building. Bids had been ask cd from
III coal dealers for furnishing coal for the
ensuing year. Janson Il Bro and Mcclure
4 Co had beeu asked rates for furnishing
slaes black.board& The gravel walk in the
coalition was now good. A contract was
made with Andrews 4 Co., OF New York,
for any single desks and one single desk for
the high school. Notices had been posted In
the institute grounds for bidding treepSssing.
superintendent Hoffman made the follow.
ING report: Attendance for the month end.
ing May 25th. Whole number In attendance,
males, 64l females 72O. Average attendance
during the month males, $40; females, o.
Number present every session, ,32s. Number
Of visitorH, l9l. For the month ending June
9th: Whole number In attendance. males
b6S females 639. Average, males 525 ; fe.
males 577, Percentage, males "a females oi.
Percentage during torn males ~ females 9S
Number present every sossion, lis. Number
Of visitors, $50.
On motion of Mr.. Slade, the schools will
open Monday, September 18th.
The board resolved the following bids for
furnishing coal during the ensuing year
b. r. Bruner 8 % per ton, George De HUI
eA6O. H. +. Bruner received the contract
Bills 10 the amount Of SOS. II we're ordered
70 be paid. On motion the board adjourned
Sons Of ysssrs,s c.mp. r,rs
The campfire held In Armory hail lss
night BY the Sons of Veterans was a sucx,eea
Over six hundred tickets were sold, and from
this - we'll - from other source, . hand
some sum wss realized. The bali teemed
with people who betrayed By the rspidity
with which they gave up their money the
kindly interest felt for the boys The armory
was beautifully decorated with fisgs, japanese
lanterns and green's which were tsstefulIy
arranged. Several things were voted and
chanced of. The handsome W inchester repeat.
ing rife was awarded 70 Ed ward WRIGHT. who
collected SIS. The solid gold Sons of Veterans
badge fell to Harry Smith, who handed oyer
the neat sum OF $3.50. Ticket No. Is, held
BY Harry Heinamsn, drew . very handsome
cushion. The members OF the camp who
arc not only energetic, bat desery ing, meri,
the success with which they met.
strack BY signal Csp.
While Harry Welsh was walking along
the Pennsylvania railroad on his way To Ma.
rietta, he was overtsken at the tunnel by
freight, which running over a sigusl CAP that
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Aipnosn wss arrested by Officer
oe,en md held BY Alderman Hsruhev
esss'ns On The charge Of adultsry and
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From the Leb mon Times.
There is no bachelor we know OF who or .
jrys single blessedness with more felicity
than our friend y einnetz.
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lmRe0NNMenla n iAa lsollaaa

a. cSsSooeb ~ the College.
Az mssslng Of the committee on grounds
o. the 1ustses OF Franklin and Msrshsll col.
!eee held, Thursday, II IVES resolved 10 psint
ooiicings inside and out and make other
uscessary improvements.
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THR Lancaster Meanerchor will hold their
annual picnic at Tells Hahn. Monday, August
!, lss7.
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PhuaAe.pn.a Prea.es ,a.rs.,. \

PhGaaslphis Prodaos msrhss.
rHtAD.LrHIA. July 22-ylOur market steady
stues, lSU barrels Minnesota Bakers, o. OseDl 70
rennsylvsnis Family. q 1908 20 /; western 90
Wssas%Juy. W. noST sisa0y e; e oo1s August, sc Sen,
Corn5Juiy. axe; August. l7c.; Sept. Asxc.;
Oat.1July. ssNc.; August. Sc; Sept. xsxc.;
HsW H0ss aAsGsS
.nsv YosS, July sa-y!our market dull (;
good To choice extra Stale. 9 1904 o.; good 10
fancy extra Western. q s0a 20; common to
SGf Sei1Is asa s.. ssS' nSm,ua @ No do
ss.c; No. ked. Winter. July, sic; Aug
slssc receipts In. 900 bus shipments. OO0O.
Lorn.ho. mixed cash, CSC; do July, S6I<o (;
AnE; lytc Sept. t6c; receipts. ls6.c06; ship
ooats-No. white state, ssko4oc; ; No. . DO
kys ys;s a.lI; WESTERN, saoose state. s7xessa.
fSrs DUH old meas. sls @ci5 Is.
Taspsnass TsS S.saaY % :, istS tor 20 boiling STOCK
Fss.osS% da& iiIaiSsS R"snsas .s asGSe; 20 $50 9 osSls
BSstsr Bxn1 dam. aSn Sss,n ran 70 liverpool. sc
Sneose nrm Wes'eyn Flat, Il0ISc state
os1ICutory '0ioc fancy White, lOtsIOlSc; Coiors6
,,s.xs dull; ststs. idolskc; western. ~
ssSss'.,.S. sSss's s.ss1y is. ssansa 0uuo.l sesne
ties Somins Caroiinx al 10 gooa, ses,ss.
Co0oe Urn fAaI cAERoe0, 8><o.
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Vienna Correspor dencs Country 0entlenan.
A good deal Of scientific work hes boou
done In the effort 70 hnd out good tesls fol
bogus butter. What hes been published In
your country, 10 the report Of the dspostmsnt
Of agriculture for the year Of 1886, BY DR..
ThOA Taylor, 10 very Interesting, but moi
sufficient Some Of the states Of the Union
have now very stringent laws against The SOL
ling Of bogus butter under Q false name.
Also In Europe nearly all the staten have
such bills, or at least considering such laws.
The weakest point everywhere " the quick
detection Of bosus butter.
In Germany, whore . bill against bogus
butter hns boon introduced In the House Ol
Representatives, chemical tests are ignored,
snd the plan II 10 enact that oil bogus but.
tor must Be- colOred, beiOre leaving the fac
tory, with . color quite differont from thst
Of COW butter. One has msdo trials In color
Ing such butter. First, Il worked badly, but
only - long ~ one attempted TO color the fin.
ooloring tho milk added during the prepera.
tlon, proved quito successful The ooinmittee
ofthe German House Of Representatives con-
sidoftng the question, has however refused
mnst be coIored by = vote Of II TO u.
Prot. Soxhlet, Of Munich, hes proposed
new treatment which Is worthy Of attention
hs proPose:-And bis proposition viii bs
offered TO the House OF Representatives 10
9ertnany-to make II . law thst all bogus
butter mus! be mixed during the preparation
with phsnol phtsiein, which 10 made out OF
one Of tho products Of the dry distillstiou OF
tar, and one gramme OF II will be enough for
100 kilogrsmmes Of bogus butter. The butter
can then be offered for sale c0lorod yellow, or
uncolored, or In any way desired, and the
phsucl. phtalsin vii! not be seen at all But
by adding . solution OF sods, Or Ammonia
aud water (tiquor dmmonii cdustici), or sven
. tesspOonful Of water and the ash OF cigar,
70 piece Of butter the size Of . bean, the
whole OF the butter will become nico red II
II is bogus butter or II bogus butter 10 mixed
with Il
1t will be Immediately seen that this IL
proof which can bs inade by every policeman
In any shop, by every guest In dining room,
etc. In your country II would be easy to en-
oct that no butter shall go out OF the fact0ries
to which has not been added the phenol. phta-
lein. The internal revenue officers, which
have to deal, since the first OF November,
1885, with bogus butter, could very easily
look ut this point also.